9090:9000 and 9443:9443 were the predecessor's machine numbers written into the definition; on ace 9090 is taken by something else, and the operator's rule is that machine ports are the mesh's to assign. The manifest now says 9000 and 9443 (short form: the machine port is assigned, ADR of #165), listens.web is 9000. This is the portainer slice of #173, which is stale against main. Rolling out recreates portainer on novox with an assigned machine port; the route follows.
`9090:9000` and `9443:9443` were the predecessor's machine numbers written into the definition; on ace 9090 is taken by something else, and the operator's rule is that machine ports are the mesh's to assign. The manifest now says `9000` and `9443` (short form: the machine port is assigned, ADR of #165), `listens.web` is 9000. This is the portainer slice of #173, which is stale against main. Rolling out recreates portainer on novox with an assigned machine port; the route follows.
9090:9000 and 9443:9443 were the predecessor's machine numbers written into the
definition. The manifest now says 9000 and 9443 and the mesh assigns the
machine ports on each node (the portainer slice of #173, which is stale).
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9090:9000and9443:9443were the predecessor's machine numbers written into the definition; on ace 9090 is taken by something else, and the operator's rule is that machine ports are the mesh's to assign. The manifest now says9000and9443(short form: the machine port is assigned, ADR of #165),listens.webis 9000. This is the portainer slice of #173, which is stale against main. Rolling out recreates portainer on novox with an assigned machine port; the route follows.667ac2ea25to80d9e9a7e7